Majestic Cottagewood: an outdoor wood fireplace with a choice of brick patterns
The Majestic Cottagewood is an outdoor wood burning fireplace for a patio. It comes 36, 42, or 50 inches wide. Pick the size on the page. The two smaller sizes have an opening about 28 inches tall. It is an open fireplace with no glass, so nothing sits between you and the fire. You build and tend a wood fire inside a brick lined firebox. Choose traditional brick panels with straight rows or herringbone panels with a zigzag pattern. Both styles come in a choice of colors.
Your contractor frames a structure around it on the patio, runs the chimney, and finishes it in stone, stucco, or brick. The chimney pipe is sold separately, so ask us to quote the run. On the page you pick the size and the brick panels. You can add stainless folding glass doors and a drain pan. It can also take a Majestic gas log set, which you can add on the page. Comparing outdoor wood fireplaces? See the Majestic Castlewood outdoor wood fireplace. The Majestic Cottagewood ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
ODCTGWD-36-B | ODCTGWD-42-B | ODCTGWD-50
Cottagewood 36 (ODCTGWD-36-B)
| Specification |
Value |
| Viewing Area |
28-1/2″ H x 36″ |
| Unit Depth |
27-1/2″ |
| Unit Height |
59-1/4″ |
| Unit Width |
44-1/2″ |
| Framing Depth |
28″ |
| Framing Height |
59-3/4″ |
| Framing Width |
45-1/2″ |
Cottagewood 42 (ODCTGWD-42-B)
| Specification |
Value |
| Unit Depth |
27-1/2″ |
| Unit Height |
59-1/4″ |
| Unit Width |
50-1/2″ |
| Framing Depth |
28-1/2″ |
| Framing Height |
59-3/4″ |
| Framing Width |
51-1/2″ |
Cottagewood 50 (ODCTGWD-50)
| Specification |
Value |
| Unit Depth |
29-1/2″ |
| Unit Height |
70-1/2″ |
| Unit Width |
60-5/8″ |
| Framing Depth |
30-1/2″ |
| Framing Height |
71″ |
| Framing Width |
61-5/8″ |
FAQ
How big can the Cottagewood outdoor fireplace get?
The line runs three sizes: 36, 42 and 50. The Cottagewood 36 is 44-1/2 inches wide and 59-1/4 inches tall, the 42 widens to 50-1/2 inches at the same height, and the 50 is a true statement piece at 60-5/8 inches wide and 70-1/2 inches tall. Pick the one that matches the scale of your patio wall or seating area.
Which brick interior styles can I choose?
You choose between classic traditional brick panels and herringbone panels, each offered in a range of colors. The herringbone pattern gives the firebox the character of an old estate hearth, while traditional coursing reads timeless and quiet. Either way, the brick interior is what makes the fire feel like it belongs in a real masonry fireplace rather than a metal box.
What makes this an open-hearth fireplace?
There is nothing between you and the fire. The Cottagewood delivers an open-hearth experience: you hear the crackle, catch the aroma of burning wood, and feel connected to the flames and the people gathered around them. It is the difference between watching a fire behind glass and actually sitting at one, and it changes how an evening outside feels.
Does the Cottagewood burn real firewood?
It does. This is a true wood-burning outdoor fireplace, not a gas appliance styled to look like one. You build and tend an actual blazing fire, and it rewards you with the snap and scent that no burner can imitate. For many families, the ritual of stacking, lighting and feeding the fire is the whole point of gathering outside.
Can a wood fireplace really stretch the outdoor season?
That is exactly what it is designed to do. A real fire takes the chill off cool evenings, so spring nights outside start earlier in the year and fall gatherings run later into it. The taller 50 especially throws enough light and warmth to turn a backyard into a destination well past the point when an empty patio would sit unused.
How large is the fire view on the Cottagewood 36?
The Cottagewood 36 frames a viewing area 36 inches wide by 28-1/2 inches high, a generous window onto the flames for a unit 44-1/2 inches wide overall. That proportion is deliberate. The brick-lined interior surrounds the fire without crowding it, so what your eye lands on across the patio is the fire itself, not the structure holding it.
Why choose wood over gas for an outdoor fireplace?
Gas wins on convenience, but wood gives you the full sensory version: real flames to tend, woodsmoke drifting on the night air, embers to stare into as the evening winds down. If that ritual matters to you, wood-burning outdoor fireplaces like the Cottagewood are the honest way to get it, with a brick-lined firebox no burner tray can match.